Sitting through the NFL, NFC and AFC championship games got me thinking about some things I dislike about watching football now-a-days. As a kid I remember the dramatic music, the cold breath coming from the […]
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Category: Non-fiction
What’s in a Classification
There’s a big difference in funding for diseases of the body vs. diseases of the mind which is why there is an effort afoot for a classification change to one particular “mental health” disease. Many […]
Another Brick in the Wall
The President’s and House and Senate leader’s recent televised addresses to the nation pretty much sums up why Americans don’t think much of politicians. All say they are for border security, but none are ready […]
Strange Days Indeed
“Happy New Year and thanks for nothing,” just might be what the earth’s animal’s new year’s message is to us humans heading into 2019. This is not a sweeping condemnation of anyone who is against […]
Hoping for Some Positive Change in 2019
As 2018 wraps up with a partial government shutdown by children who would rather posture than solve, here are some wishes for 2019. Also, I would like to apologize for insulting children, but there is […]
Helping or Harassing the Homeless: A Contrast
While some are still enforcing draconian laws that harass the homeless, others are coming up with creative ways to help them. As we are heading into the winter months and celebrating the holiday season, it’s […]
I Like Beer
I like beer the way it is, or was, as it is getting harder to find beer that tastes like, well, beer. And, no, this is not guest written by Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh. There […]
On the Solar Express
Are massive solar farms the answer to our renewable energy prayers, and do we want them in our backyards? Well, here I am the other day reading about the death of former President George H.W. […]
By Any Means Possible
What can we learn from Dayton’s fight to reduce opioid deaths? According to reporting by the New York Times, the city of Dayton, Ohio had one of the highest overdose death rates in the country […]
